Karyou Johnson was inaugurated as the 46th Superintendent of Grand Bassa County on March 14. He committed to prioritizing infrastructure, healthcare, education, and youth engagement while addressing unemployment and security. Political leaders, including Ministers and Senators, emphasized unity and collaboration among local leaders to drive development and prosperity in the county.
On March 14, Karyou Johnson was inaugurated as the 46th Superintendent of Grand Bassa County during a ceremony held at the Grand Bassa Unification Pavilion. The event, led by Liberia’s Minister of Internal Affairs, Francis Sakila Nyumalin, was attended by local dignitaries, leaders, and residents who gathered to witness this significant moment in the county’s governance.
In his inaugural address, Superintendent Johnson committed to prioritizing key areas such as infrastructure development, healthcare, education, and youth engagement throughout his administration. He emphasized the importance of addressing critical challenges, including unemployment and security, stating, “I am honored to serve as your Superintendent. Together, we will build a prosperous Grand Bassa for all.”
The ceremony also featured comments from notable political figures. Minister Francis Sakila Nyumalin addressed the ongoing division between Grand Bassa’s two senators, urging them to reconcile their differences for the county’s betterment. Nyumalin cautioned, “If you continue to walk separate paths, Grand Bassa will not move forward,” stressing the need for unity in leadership to foster progress.
Senator Gbehzohngar Milton Findley expressed his support for Superintendent Johnson, encouraging collaboration among local lawmakers to address the county’s challenges. He stated, “You should not be afraid of me or any other lawmaker… engage with us so we can work together to find solutions,” emphasizing the importance of teamwork for development.
Senator Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence, the Pro-Tempore of the Liberian Senate, also pledged her support to Superintendent Johnson. During her speech, she described him as a symbol of unity and healing among county leaders. Lawrence remarked, “Grand Bassa is fortunate to have one of its own occupying the fourth-highest position in the government,” highlighting the potential for enhanced development in tourism and youth empowerment.
Johnson’s induction is seen as a pivotal step towards reinforcing collaboration and unity among the leadership in Grand Bassa County. As affirmed by Senator Lawrence, “You will not be alone in this journey… we are stronger when we stand united. Through continued collaboration, we can reach our collective goals and ensure the prosperity of our people.”
The induction of Karyou Johnson as the Superintendent of Grand Bassa County marks a significant moment in local governance, as he pledges to focus on infrastructure, healthcare, education, and youth engagement. The support expressed by political figures highlights the importance of unity and collaboration among leaders to foster development and progress in the county. The commitment from both Senator Findley and Senator Lawrence further underscores the anticipated cooperation needed to surmount Grand Bassa’s challenges, driving collective goals towards prosperity.
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